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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

JOLIET. ILL.,, Noyem .er lL-Fielden
and Schwab. the Anarchists, were this
morning taken from iheir cell IN the
Court Solitary and assigned 20 duty aud
given 70 cell in tine Eastern cell-house.
ON account of his poor health Schwab
was put 10 work In the convict kitchen,
where the food for the prisoners is pre-
pared. Felden has been assigned 20 The
cut stone department, and viii probably
do mb0rers work Both men wrote
letters t0 their wives yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

81. Louis. Mo November l4-lhree
American flags In framework of Grape
were displayed from residence on Pine
street Yesterday afternoon. In The win
dOws Of the residence were pictures OF
the executed Chicago Anarchists also
framed with black. These symbols Of
sorrow soon gathered crowd 10 the
vicinity Of the building. and they tore
down the flags and broke in the windows.
Mrs. Mary Dun,a clairvoyant who oc-
cupied the fr-l foor, threw bricks. pieces
of gas pipe and other missiles into the
crowd. but without hurting anyone.
She was placed under arrest for disturb
Ing the peace
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Sunday morning about daybreak Ser
ceant Matthews aud officer Enright ex-
ecuied % search warrant ON the house Oc-
cuDed by lsham Coleman .colored) in
Brophy's alley and found two boxes COM
tanning cigars, tobacco. snuil pocket.
knives. % lot of spoons, and a pair of
pants These goods had evidently been
st0l ID. and Annie B Edmunds, ah0s Har-
ris and lsham Coleman, both colored.
were arrested and were before The PO.
lice Court yesterday The hearing of
the cases was postponed until next sat
urday The above mentioned property
is now at the First Police station await.
ing Identification by It's owners. Who
they are Is al present unknown.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

BERLIN. November l4.-Profs. Berg.
man Gergardt. and Tobold have adopted
DR. schmidt report Of the Crown
Princes disease. which urges ne extir-
paiion Of the cancer The Prince, how
ever refuses as yet 10 give his con-
emit 10 an operation The Empress Is ex-
pected 10 return 90 Berlin from Coblentz
ID laY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

The British steamship Powhatan, John
Jenkins. MASTER c.ea ed from the Gus
t0mh0use Yesterday for Liverpool ladrned
with 6Slj bales of cotton, valued at
S3lO.750 The tonnage OF This steamship
was 1910. aud carried thirty men.
The British steamship scraps, Samuel
L North. master. 1871 tons. twenty--iV
crew. entered c0astwisc from Norfolk t0
load cotton for Europe
Two coastWise vessels one from Fir
nandina, Florida and one from New
York. entered with old lion consigned 90
the Tredegar Company.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
ALL QUIET IN POCAHoNrAs
The Troops on Hand. and the RinSlead.
ers Arrested.

ers Arrested.
Yesterday morning Governor Lee re-
ceiyed telegram from the Mayor of Poca-
hOntas asking for another company OF
troops as ihe crisis of the affair was ex-
pected yesterday morning, the l4ih inst.
ln response company was at once dis
paicded from Staunton and soon after
the Governor received the following dis
patch
"PocAH0NTAs VA, November 13.
Io G0ranor Fit-luqt Tel.
"lourstO the sheriff received Five
hundred negr0e, in the mob and some
whites in The background An is now
quiet and the .aw supreme Acccp, the
thanks of thi. community Tor your
pr0mptness On sending the military.
"a j. MAY
AZ noon yesterday an was quiet and
the rIngIcaker- of the riot were arrested
as shown by following telegram
"RoANoEE. Va, November a.
"Gonyn0r FfziDgt Tee:
'Ihe advlces from P0cah0ntas thi,
morning are that upon the arrival of the
troops atthat point some twelve or more
~ tho ringleqicrs. about onehalf white
and 0ne-hali co'ored, were arrested and
taken t0 Talewell Courthouse About
two-ihirls of the miners including The
llunEarians, white and c0l0red. are at
work under the protection OF the civil
authorities at the mines The troops are
guarding the yards % a preventing the
the idle disailected mine from reaching
tho mines CHARLIE. O.. EDDY
As nothing later las been received
from Pocah0nias 10 is is supposed that
quiet still prevail s.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

William Rcdmunl and Mrs Barry and
their tne company gave brilliant spec
acular performance at The Theatre last
evening The play has been rewritten
since la., season and many new features
added and last night the audience was
delighted with the scenic effects. One
costuming. good acting, and specially
features of the performance The won
denul acrohats. The RonoId0s, are very
original in their contoriions and pranks
and ,hc Bohemian dances were especially
graceful and pleasing.
On .hewholc. the play the actor. and
the cosiuming are of The best order. and
although "a good audience Was in attend.
ance last night the production deserves
fine business and should have it
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Yesterday Major Poe, chief police, re.
ceiyed letter from II O'Neill IL Co.
importers of New York, Offering reward
of $500 for one George l.. Gardner, who
is ON his travels yictimizing any one he
can on the representation that he is "a
salesman of that house.
Gardner Is described as a young man
of medium height. slender build, brown
moustache, agreeable manners and wheu
last seen he had on a light-colored over
coat aud black round still hat VII %
last heard from he was in Romney, "
Va, and was making his way towards
Virginia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Attention is called 90 the changes in the
schedule of the trains of the Atlantic
Coast Line Train No 81 leaves Rich
mond al 63j am. and arrives at Peters
burg at 75O, and train 10. 81 leaves here
at POS and arrives in Petersburg at 3.35.
Go ng North train No. 80 leaves Peters
burg at 500 am, arriving al Richmond
at 9l5, aud train No. - leaves az 5l5,
arriving here at 6pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Tie Committee 0n Elections VIII meet
I'm the Couu ID chamber tomorrow even
ing al half past o'clock. where they will
audit and pass upon all bin. incident 90
The recent election such as rent of polling
precincts. pay of judges, etc.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings met in the office of the City Engineer
YES erday evening al haIfpast g O'Clock
and transacted routine business alone.
The Committee on Electric Light also
met yesterday evening, and transacted
the usual routine business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

PERU. lND. November IL The sta
tion agent of the Chicago and Atlantic
railroad at Rochester yesterday discoy
cred a dynamite bomb in "a freight
ear. The bomb was made Of
piece of gas-pipe with fuse In one end
and a cartridge in the Other. The dan
gerous missile was handed 20 the police,
and with the fuse removed placed on ex-
hbiliOn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
TaapaYer.

Coupons can be used in payment OF all
taxes due the State A very large pro-
portion of your tax bills can be saved by
using coupons. Full legal protection
and indemnity guaranteed.
JAMES T.. C0OrGR.
OIL Main Street, Richmond, Va.
advise all persons intending 20 use
coupons TO procure them from Nj. D. I.
Cooper or his agents, and get his guaran-
lee Of indemnity, as with 10 / can secure
them full and complete legal protection.
WM L. ROYALL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
nENRICO COURT.
Coupons win as Usual The Count, Road
Some in bad Repair

Coupons Win as Usual The Count, Roads.
Some i'm bad Repair
The November term of llenrico Court,
Judge Minor presiding. began yesterday
One coupon case was tried, resulting in
favor of fhc plaintiff
A retail liquor license was granted 10
Mr. l. T. Browning
The Road Commissioners made their
report
Brooke turnpike, they reported, was in
good order ou one section and in bad OF
der on thc other four sections
The Richmond and llenrico turnpike
was found in good order throughout
The Richmond Williamsburg and Gem
tral turnpike was reported in bad repair
throughout. and the company were in
strucied by the court TO discontinue col
lecting tolls
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

NEW YORK. November - "A. : Hatch
e. Co.. bankers aud brokers, have sus-
pended owing 10 heavy losses sustained
by to-day's rise in stocks
II is not thought that their Liabilities
wiIl be heavy, As they made some private
settlements this afternoon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
MAMCHEsrER's DELEGATE.
Writ Of Nandamus Issued-Tight Vote
Judge Hancock To Decide-A Contest
Before the House other Matters.

Judge Hancock To Decide-A Contest
Before the House other Matters.
The Board Of Canvassers Of Chester
field county, having thrown out the vote
of Eylers precinct as stated in Sundsv 8
TIMES, by which action B. W. Robertson
Democrat would receive majority Of 8
votes overly Herring lRepublicanl for
The House of Delegate Yesterday morn
ing Sir. D. Samuel Parrish counsel for Her
ring, applied 20 Judge p. A. Hancock OF
The Chesterfield Circuit Court asking for
% writ of m0n00Uus To- count the vote al
This precinct, which, IF counted would
give Herring .R pub.i,anl a majoiy of
3d.
The petition claims that the Board had
30 authority on which 20 throw out The
vote That their duties were merely
ministerial that the irreguarly com
/ plaint viz that the poll books were not
sealed with wax. was merely a directory
provision of the statute, and therefore
does not yiiiate the election.
Mr Herring ALSO through bis counsel
presented % bill in chancery praying for
am injunction against The Board 90 pre-
vent them from further canvassing the
returns and t0 prevent their adi0uning,
except from day to day, until the Circuit
/ Court passed on the matter
/ A m0u00mus nid was granted in both
cases. reiuma le 90 day 40 Chesterfield
/ Courthouse when Judge Hancock will
hear The matter Mr. Herring gave bond
/ in the sum of 5000 for any damages that
might arise in these two cases.
The fight here is who shall get the GER
/ tifoate of election There will De "a con.
test amy how in the House of Delegates
uO matter how Judge Hancock decides
/ to-day
Captain Joseph Hobson DemocraU
who was on the ticket with Robertson, Is
elected There is no dispute over him.
Mr ST. r LLOYD RepubhcanJis elected
senator by good majority from the dis
tricl lie received in Powhatan and
Goochland 3ls majority which Chester
field and Manchester could not overcome
OTHER MATTERs
Yesterday morning about = O'Clock
F George Williams. a c0lorcd man, went
home drunk and kicked upa TOW, when
hi- wife. Ada.ina Williams. throw plate
al him. cutting the small artery on the
face and in1uting an ugly wound She
uas arrested bY Captain Lipsc0mb and
brought before the Mayor. who continued
the ease until This morning AdaIina
Na. locked up iu i4il
A start ha- been made by Captain Lips
comb. who IS also City Engineer, TO Joe
cate fhc line of th cur0ing ON the south
side of HUH street, preparatory iO the
laying of "a new pavement under the new
pavement ordinance from iheriger 90 the
corporation line The street is NOT
straight and DO viii hc made SOD.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Daniel A. Kelly began bis engagement
al the Academy last night in the Shadow
Detective The play was well put on
tine stage and well given. and iis sen.a
tonal climaxe. aud general interest kept
the audience fully entertained during lhe
entire performance Doe same play wIll
De repeated 40 the m mttinee to-day and
again tonight for tine last time this
season
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Coleman against Commonwealth Fur.
Their agrurd by Ed Pendleton for Com
m0nwealth and submitted
Fi-hburn against Ferguson Argue1
by Colone. @ W Hansbrough for appel
liant and Major 5 Griffin for appellee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


A short session, but Number Of import
ant Matters Considered All Quiet at the
Pocahontas Mines what was Going ON
IN the Courts Matters in General.
The Board of Aldermen met last night
at o'clock
Present atr rCllca President l.. l. Bass,
and Mc.srs Bland, Chappell, Crenshaw,
Dickcrsou. llargrove. llll. Murphy. OF
ley Powers Snead, and Williams.
Messrs Davis and Crump came in later
CITY ussION
The Finance Committee recommended
that 500 he given the Ladies' City Mis-
sion 90 purchase coke for the poor
Adopted.
Consolidated
The accounts of the various depart
ments of the Water Department were
cousolidaicd-avcs "a. noes none.
MoNRoE rARE SODA FOUNTAIN.
The resolution insuuctins the Grounds
and Buildings Committee to rent ont the
privilege to erect soda water fountain
m Monroe Park was read
A petition signed by the c-idcnts of
the ncighborhood. and all of those imme-
diatcv surrounding ihe park on Frank
lin. Main. and Laurel streets. pronounc-
ing The erection of such a fountain a
nuisance. was also read
Mr. Olcy moved TO lay 10 on The table
for one month
Mr. Murphy was IN favor of the motion,
lut also iu favor of allowing the erection
of the fountain
Mr. Crump moved the matter be sent
back to the Committee ON Grounds and
Buildings Agreed TO-
MT R0ckcharlic, who proposed TO erect
@ fifteen hundred dollar fountain there.
was present There are. as Mr. Crump
said. two sides To- the question: both of
which thc committee viii report t0 The
Board a' their next regular meeting
wEAguER 80 PREVENTATIVE
The Committee ON Streets reported in
favor 0f paying al. the street hands their
Del ditu when they report FOR duty. ma
arc prevented from working ay inclement
weather
FOUR OBJ FnErin l.tI
MI Iu'er0rc. from thc Finance Come
miftcc. Offered 20 resolution auenling the
ordinance SD as to give authority to the
Committee on Finance Io make lle uic
OF interest oH city b0nI- hereafter i0 De-
issued. and of bonds heretofore author
iIcl huf mot yet issued. t0 bc four or hfc
per cent as the committee may deem
best for the interest of thr cify Adopted.
Ayes a. noes o.
4n..rUrIn .nh.Ir. U...rrnN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-sch0ol Society of Rich
mond and Manchester was largely al
tended at the UniOn-Stati0n church sun
dav afternoon Encouraging reports
were made by Mr. C.. II. Hasker, super
intendent of the Union.Station hool,
and excellent addresses were made by
Revs c. p Lyford, and X. A Folkes,
aud Mr. l.. FOlkes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Best made. Only factory in Richmond
or the south All work made and de
lvered the same DAY.
BRAGLsFORD & RIcH 1917 L. Main stree I
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Co.-The Virginia Bond Cases
LONDON. November 1.-THE police au-
thorties hail another serious encounter
with the SOcialistic elements In Trafalgar
Square yesterday Sir Charles Warner,
ihe head Of The London police. issued a
proclamation forbidding any demonstra.
tion Four thousand police were so dis.
posed as 20 prevent a mass meeting being
held in the square. and the Horse Guards
and infantry were ordered out. but their
presence was sufficiently intimidating 10
render the use of their firearms unneces-
sary
As early ms o'clock I'm tho morning
the disorderly element began 90 assem-.
Bile, and at 4.30 there were 100000 men
in the immediate vicinity of ihe square
The police and the soldiefs made fe-
peWcd charges ON tho crowd. and Come
moner Graham WIS among those mresied
for leading hand OF 500 men in deter
mined hut unsuccessful effort 20 break
through he police limos.
Though the latter werC strong enough
tO hold the squire against all ,omers
they were unable % dispense the crowds
which hooled and revled thc police until
dark, when greaimany o. them Went 20
their homes By 10 O'Clock everything
was quiet I'm the neighborhool Of 1'rnd-
gar square There We're several skir-
mshes between the police ndthe oitl-
zcns 10 other points, Ou none OF grutt
consequence. POO citizens and about so
officers were iuiurci
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
LECTURE

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Conn. and enjoy 30 hearty lIugI.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
WEATHER fNDiCAT iOS..

Indications Tor Virginia b'ginning Al O'Clock
u ~. NJ lnday. November u " Pair We 'ther.
followed by light rains, ciearinx; slightly
warner: u.ht 20 fresh sOuthsfiJ. shifting
~ westerly winds
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
LONDON SOCIALISTS.
a FIERCE FIGHT WITH THE POLTcE
~ TRAFALGAR SQUARE

The Rioters Finally Driven Back rielden
aud schwab In Prison Funeral of the
Men ENecuted-Failure of a. :. Hatch A
Co.-The Virginia Bond Cases
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15
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the first words the child should utter.
l, alone, could see her face as she
raised her eyes and looked at me.
Surprise, gladness, love, all mingled,
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into that of an angel. Not a word
did she utter for a moment. Closing
her eyes, tears rolled down her
cheeks.
The first emotion having spent it.
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Tim was her ready assistant, and,
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See Real candy Nellie! Isn't it
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"Not bit, Tim, till you take
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Christmas was in giUi1g rather than
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-09-22

Orphans Court of -. Mary's County, Set.
August -, 1887.
ORDERED by the Court, That Leo VI.
Wathru. administrator Of
WILLIAM J. WATHEN,
late ot -. Mary's county, Md, deceased,
give the notice required by law to the de-
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that the same he published once a week for
six successive weeks in the 81 Mary's BEA-
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Register of Wills for Il. Mary's county.